The relief for the eastern capitals in the shadow of the change in the Congress regime.
Countries located in East Asia hope that Democratic control of Congress will lead to a change in US foreign policy, especially in relation to the regional war with Iran.
While Asian heads of state preferred to adopt conservative and low-cost positions, according to traditional diplomacy, behind-the-scenes evidence and assessments indicate a wave of relief among East Asian countries due to the defeat of Donald Trump's party in the elections.
Asian energy markets, which depend on the stability of the Persian Gulf more than anywhere else in the world, are looking to curb Washington's adventures and change the Trump administration's approach to Iran's regional war.